Jean-Jacques Delannoy

Jean-Jacques Delannoy, a geographer, is director of the laboratory EDYTEM (Environment, Dynamics and Mountain Territories-University of Savoie). His research focuses on environmental and cultural memories recorded in the caves and seeks to reconstitute the various forms of the interaction Men/Environments and their heritage dimension. For about fifteen years, his work has evolved around the decorated caves and sites (Chauvet cave and aboriginal sites) as part of a comprehensive approach transcending disciplinary approaches. The anthropo-geomorphological approach that he develops aims at offering a better account of the intentional acts of Man in the development and creation of rock and adorned sites.

L’outil-frise, dispositif d’étude interdisciplinaire du changement territorial.

Philippe Bourdeau, Agnès Bergeret, Jean-Jacques Delannoy, Emmanuelle George-Marcelpoil, Delphine Piazza-Morel, Susanne Berthier-Foglar, Anouk Bonnemains, Mélanie Duval, Hugues François, Sabine Girard, Denis Laforgue, Pénélope Lamarque, Sophie Madelrieux and Sandrine Tolazzi

Cet article propose de tirer les enseignements de l’élaboration et l’expérimentation, par un groupe de travail pluridisciplinaire du LabEx ITEM, d’un dispositif méthodologique transdisciplinaire et d’un outil-frise, autour d’une approche processuelle des ...

17.07.2015